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How to Challenge a Florida Department of Highway Safety License Suspension After a Formal Review Hearing

You can challenge a Florida DHSMV driver’s license suspension after a formal review hearing by filing a petition for writ of certiorari in circuit court—typically within 30 days of the final administrative order. This process asks a judge to review whether the hearing officer applied the law correctly and whether the decision is supported by […]

How to Challenge a Florida DMV License Suspension After a DUI Administrative Hearing (Step-by-Step)

Administrative Law and Government Decisions / Jack Gilbert

Florida drivers typically have **30 days** from the arrest to request a DUI administrative hearing, and once the DHSMV enters a suspension, you can still challenge it through **administrative review and court appeal**. In Florida, these challenges run on strict deadlines and require targeted evidence—often different from the criminal DUI case. This guide explains, step-by-step,

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